Federal money is available for agencies providing emergency food and shelter in Bay County
Bay County agencies that help people find emergency food and shelter have until March 1 to apply for federal funding.
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Wound care clinic brings new life to an old restaurant site
Two nurses with specialized training opened a medical office to help patients with non-healing wounds
If you want to live in Uptown, act fast. The new Rivers Edge Apartments are almost all rented
Just months after finishing on Rivers Edge Apartments, the developers at Uptown are making plans to start constructing a new residential building this spring.
Location, atmosphere, and a good cup of coffee draw customers to Essexville
Veteran business owners open the Excited Goat Coffee Co. in a strip mall near M-25
MLK Day of Service Project grows to help everyone from toddlers to seniors in Bay and Arenac
A coalition of agencies, educators, senior citizens, and service clubs came together in January to pull off a service project for more than 200 families.
Q&A with Jay Handy, Artist in Residence for March at Studio 23
Artist Jay Handy, who grew up in Bay City and has exhibited his work in galleries around the world, is working on an exhibit featuring local photos.
Hot cocoa is the bomb for a 10-year-old Cramer Junior High student
Kinsley Navarro, 10, started making hot cocoa bombs for fun in November. Now, she has a business and will be selling her chocolatey concoctions downtown.
Literacy Council of Bay County opens books to open doors
Kathy Rayner, Executive Director of the Literacy Council of Bay County, has spent the last 24 years bolstering literacy skills in the area, with the help of a dedicated team of tutors.
A new facade draws eyes to Newton Eyecare
Dr. Lee Newton says he upgraded his building to reflect the growth of businesses along the Bangor Township corridor.
Get ready to see hundreds of bicyclists pedal across Bay City in late June
Annual bike ride across Michigan has planned a camping stop at Handy Middle School.
